The gong has been struck for a three-way showdown between AAP, BJP and Congress with the Election Commission announcing assembly polls in Delhi for February 8 even as turmoil over violence during anti-CAA protests in Jamia Millia Islamia and Sunday’s attack on JNU students roils politics. With polling on February 8, results will be declared on February 11. Announcing the schedule on Monday, chief election commissioner Sunil Arora, along with election commissioner Ashok Lavasa, said over 1.47 crore voters are eligible to vote on 70 assembly seats across the state.
The gong has been struck for a three-way showdown between AAP, BJP and Congress with the Election Commission announcing assembly polls in Delhi for February 8 even as turmoil over violence during anti-CAA protests in Jamia Millia Islamia and Sunday’s attack on JNU students roils politics. With polling on February 8, results will be declared on February 11. Announcing the schedule on Monday, chief election commissioner Sunil Arora, along with election commissioner Ashok Lavasa, said over 1.47 crore voters are eligible to vote on 70 assembly seats across the state.
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